Gabe Livan

@antypantyhose I have to admit that I’m surprised by this, as plenty of people use both plugins without any issues. Now, I made some tests, and if the following setting is enabled (“Settings” — “Optimize JavaScript” — “Move All SCRIPT tags From HEAD to BODY”), some confusion can come up from this.

The SCRIPT is moved to BODY, and it gives you the impression that it’s not loaded at all because its wrapping comments which are “<!– Google Analytics snippet added by Site Kit –>” and “<!– End Google Analytics snippet added by Site Kit –>” are preserved in the HEAD and at first glance, it will give you the impression that the code was removed.

It would look like this:

<!– Google Analytics snippet added by Site Kit –>

<!– End Google Analytics snippet added by Site Kit –>

So, can you re-enable Asset CleanUp in “Test Mode” (so your visitors will continue to view the website as the plugin is deactivated) and then check the HTML source of your website? (right click on the page and “View Page Source” in Google Chrome).

If the problem is not this one, perhaps you can keep the plugin enabled in “Test Mode“, and I could do some debugging via /?wpacu_skip_test_mode

Let me know how testing goes! Looking forward to your reply!

@fbarret if you are comfortable with that, you can share your website URL and re-activate Asset CleanUp in “Test Mode”. I could bypass it via /?wpacu_skip_test_mode and do some debugging. Is that something you could do? Or, you can write to me privately here: https://www.gabelivan.com/contact/

@onico0 when an editor is ON, whether from this plugin or another (e.g., DIVI, Bricks, Thrive Builder, the CSS/JS manager from the bottom of the page should not show up, and any functions from Asset CleanUp should not trigger (e.g., minify JS) to avoid any interference with the editor. After all, you are focused on editing the page. CSS/JS management is done separately.

I’ve updated the development version so Asset CleanUp would not trigger when the “Knowledge Base for Documents and FAQs” editor is ON.

Consider downloading it here: https://www.assetcleanup.com/docs/how-to-get-the-development-version-of-asset-cleanup/ (you have explanations about how it works)!

Let me know if this doesn’t fix your issue. It should!

@mesmer7 if you go to “CSS & JS MANAGER” — “Manage CSS/JS” and you’re still having this problem, then it’s likely a WooCommerce issue as Asset CleanUp would never trigger such an error (e.g., printing whitespace before a header() function) or interfere with a plugin that uses the header() function as it has no reason to do so.

If you check this post here: https://kinsta.com/blog/cannot-modify-header-information-headers-already-sent-by/ – you will notice, “Usually, the problem in the PHP code is pretty easy to fix. Some common causes that can trigger the error message include:“. Check that out, and if you or your developer can’t fix this, consider writing a ticket to WooCommerce support or the guys behind the “gridlist-view-for-woocommerce” plugin.

@wpshushu indeed, the plugin has some maintenance scripts running. I didn’t know it would be a hassle sometimes. You can either implement the following code within functions.php (e.g., inside your Child theme) or within a custom plugin where you have custom hooks (I found it the most effective as the actual events are not created):

wp_unschedule_hook('wpacu_daily_scheduled_events');
wp_unschedule_hook('wpacu_weekly_scheduled_events');

OR, you can use a plugin such as “WP Control” where you can edit the actual cron event to run at a much later date. If you delete it, it will be re-created later on, since you only delete the actual event, you do not cancel the hook.

I hope it helps! Let me know if you have further questions!

@vanvlietwebdesign what’s the instant error you’re getting when you’re installing the PageSpeed plugin? Just to be 100% sure: is it this plugin you’re referring to? https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/google-pagespeed-insights/

I am sure this is an easy fix (e.g. an incompatibility between plugins), but before fixing it, I need more information regarding this matter.

@supervinnie41 this should never happen! My apologies for this inconvenience! It looks like your website has something particular there related to some files, and Asset CleanUp. instead of storing the most recent 20 files (just an example), it stores thousands, apparently, hundreds of thousands of files. This is not right and is against the purpose of the plugin, which is meant to optimize a website and not leave so many files there (e.g., it’s also hard when you make a backup of the website and you decide to include the cache directory there).

Can you share with us via Dropbox or a similar service some of those files (e.g., you can archive 1000 of them in a ZIP file)? I want to analyze some of them. If you feel comfortable, you can also share with us your website’s URL. I might find the problem there as well by checking the HTML source.

@edude My sincere apologies for missing replying to your tickets! I’ve just checked and there are two emails sent from the “management” email (you mentioned “managment” in your post, but managed to find the emails eventually). I’ll check each one and give you a reply. Therefore, this specific topic will be marked as “resolved”, since it was just a reminder about not getting the replies on time.